Nursery Admissions in Delhi NCR 2025-26

The HDFC School believes in providing a transparent and inclusive admission process for all prospective students. The school clearly communicates every aspect of its policies to parents.

Admissions open for Nursery, Kindergarten, Class I, Class II and Class III.

Age Criteria

Class	Entry Age (as on March 31, 2015)
NURSERY	3 yrs 6 months
KINDERGARTEN	4 yrs 6 months
Class I	5 yrs 6 months
Class II	6 yrs 6 months
Class III	7 yrs 6 months

Inclusive Education

The HDFC School also provides admission to children with Special Educational Needs. Our effort is to integrate them with other children and to provide special learning through educators who have special skills to competently handle the exclusive needs of these children.
RTE: The school takes admissions under the Right to Education Act.

For Admissions to Nursery the School will be following the Point System as detailed below:

Criteria	#Points
Neighbourhood
Within 5 kms	35
Within 7 kms	25
Beyond 7 kms	20
First Child	20
Sibling	30
Staff Children	15

Incomplete forms are liable to be rejected at the first instance.

Registration form

http://thehdfcschool.com/pdf/The%20HDFC%20School%20Admission%20Form...

Permalink Reply by Renuka Sharma on August 11, 2014 at 3:55pm

should we rely on a new school?

Permalink Reply by Rahul Seth on August 11, 2014 at 3:12pm

Why is School fee including transport that goes out every quarter is much more in Gurgaon as compared to Delhi?

Is this because of regulations or is there a better reasoning for that high fee structure!

Permalink Reply by TARUN AGGARWAL on August 11, 2014 at 4:09pm

hi sakshi

i visited the school ex , it was great but what i felt was that every school were trying to sell their prospectus ...

Permalink Reply by TARUN AGGARWAL on August 11, 2014 at 4:10pm

Even those schools were also trying to sell off there prospectus to me in which my son was not eligible for this yr..

but got much detailed knowledge and will help me in deciding school next yr.

Permalink Reply by Priyanka Garg on August 11, 2014 at 4:36pm

Sakshi and parents! I have the same query as that of Renuka. Should we rely on a new school HDFC, because they have former DAV principal associated with them.

Permalink Reply by Ankit Jain on August 11, 2014 at 4:41pm

I think wait for some time... Principal needs support of management. Lets say after 2 years principal has a dispute with management and leaves the school?

Permalink Reply by Gaurav on August 11, 2014 at 4:44pm

Hi Priyanka,

It's completely upto your choice...as New School will have it's pros and cons too.

on the Up side as they are new so they will try to live upto the expectation...so better care for the child.

However, there is a risk involved too as they might grow or might not in the future

Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on August 11, 2014 at 6:30pm

Priyanka

I agree with Ankit and Gaurav

we should wait as Shiv Nadar still cud not fill seats for last year till Apr 2014 and belongs to HCL group . St Xaviers is new school but does not belong to ST Xaviers Management.

HDFC forte is banking not schooling.It might be a good school .

Permalink Reply by Priyanka Garg on August 11, 2014 at 7:10pm

Thanks Ankit and Gaurav!

Permalink Reply by Ajay on August 11, 2014 at 7:42pm

Hi friends, if the parents are alumni of DAV school, is there a quota/ points for that?

thanks

Ajay

Permalink Reply by Nitin Vishwakarma on August 11, 2014 at 9:50pm

Hi, we stay in Palam Vihar and have the following schools in mind - DPS Sec 45, DAV Sec 14, Amity International, GEMS International. Could you please help me put in right order of preference as per the feedback received from parents earlier. We are mainly confused between DPS Sector 45 & DAV Sec 14, particularly after the news about DAV principal leaving. Also, DPS draw is 30-Aug, Saturday 9 AM and DAV list to be published on 01-Sep Monday 4 PM. Would I have opportunity to choose?

Is there any other school we should consider for our priorities - 1)Academics 2) Activities 3) Parental Engagement?

Many thanks,